Marlborough Licensing Board approves extended liquor hours for three establishments under state pilot. The board voted unanimously to grant temporary extended hours to Funky Murphy's (until 2:30 AM, effective through July 31), Chapa Paisa (hours extended to 10:00 PM weekdays and 10:30 PM weekends
MARLBOROUGH -- June 17, 2026, Marlborough Urban Affairs Committee advances Target sign amendment 3-1, sends it to Planning Board and full Council. The committee voted Wednesday to modify condition nine of Target's
MARLBOROUGH -- June 15, 2026, Marlborough Public Safety Committee votes 2-1 to advance a non-binding nicotine-free generation resolution to the full City Council. The resolution, Order No. 26-100-9773, submitted by
City Council advances $160.5 million bond for new K-5 school at Foley Road. The facility will serve approximately 950 students adjacent to the existing Raymond C. Richer Elementary School, with the project referred to the Finance Committee and ordered advertised for bonding; the city acknowledges
Marlborough City Council moves $166.8 million Richer School bond package to Finance, lifts Results Way unit cap to 400.
Marlborough Conservation Commission approves nitrogen tank and sports facility.
Marlborough Licensing Board unanimously approves eight summer event permits. Chair Gregory Mitrakas and Member Mary Jo Nawrocki voted 2-0 on all applications at a 17-minute Wednesday meeting, with Member David Bouvier absent. Approved licenses cover Splash Into Summer, Revolution 250 Celebration,
Marlborough Board of Health welcomes new member, schedules bodywork hearing. The board welcomed Dr. Sandeep Jubbal as a new member and scheduled a public hearing on proposed bodywork regulations for Tuesday, July 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM at City Hall in Memorial Hall.
MARLBOROUGH -- June 1, 2026, Marlborough Finance Committee clears $3.73 million in year-end transfers but sends salary overhaul back. The committee voted 5-0 on each of seven transfers, including $3,177,000
Licensing Board approves Chapa Paisa outdoor dining expansion and six event liquor licenses. Licensed manager Saul E. Carvajal won unanimous approval for outdoor alcohol service at 203-205 Main St., with Councilors Katie Roby and Ossing supporting the downtown development. The board approved
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